Making Ends Meet Article
Financial Assistance for Immigrants who are Seniors
Is there any financial assistance available for seniors who are immigrants?
Yes, there are various financial assistance programs for qualified immigrants. The Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) Relatives as Parents Program (RAPP), Family Caregiver Support Program and Kinship Care Program provides information and assistance to grandparents and other kinship caregivers.
The Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS) provides institutional, community-based and home-based care, along with medical care for those who qualify.
AHCCCS may be able to provide health insurance or help with Medicare expenses.
The DES State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) provides health and long-term care insurance information to Medicare eligible Arizonans, their families and caregivers.
There are also special programs for elder refugees. Individuals in the Refugee Resettlement Program (RRP) may qualify for cash assistance. For more information on these programs, contact your local human services department or Area Agency on Aging.
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How do I get daughter off deed to house
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What is the procedure for obtaining a Legal Separation with Spousal Support to pay bills.
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My wife and I own a park model home and live here year around. We are both over 70. This is a 55+ park which is fenced and security good. We love living here due to secure area. After buying our home about 2years ago we have had the rent on lot raised 3 times . We live on a small fixed income that has been dipped into hard this past year due to me getting cancer in tonsil and tounge. After 7hr surgery and chemo and radiation much cost had to come from budget. Is there anyway we can stay in our retirement home when the lot price is being pushed past our fixed income.. We are both too old or sic
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I have taken early soc sec retirement. When my wife retires in three years, will she receive her own sep soc sec income based on her working years?
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If my friend is my beneficiary on my bank account,and he owes back child support can my account be garnished? and he does not have access to my account
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Me and my boyfriend got an apartment together; it was $50 more than he wanted to pay. I said I would pay the $50 extra for every month that the apartment cost up front. I gave him $300 up front and told him if we were still together after 6 months I would give him the next 6 months in advance. He kicked me out but won't give me my money back. He says that I'm extorting him for money that belongs to him. I only lived there for one week, paid 1/2 of everything to move in, $25 app fee, $100 deposit, $240 which was half of the first months rent. I am just asking for the $300 back. He says it his & me asking for it back & making him pay it back is extortion. What are my rights?
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